Reproductive Counseling
Support for every step of the path to parenthood.
Trying to build a family can bring hope, grief, waiting and decisions no one prepared you for, sometimes all in the same week. Reproductive counseling gives you a place to process it with someone who understands this road.
Does this sound familiar?
- Your life has started to revolve around cycles, appointments and test results.
- The two-week wait feels unbearable.
- You've lost a pregnancy, and it feels like no one understands how much it hurt.
- You're weighing donor eggs, donor sperm, embryos or surrogacy, and it's a lot.
- Infertility is putting pressure on your relationship.
- You're pregnant after loss and can't let yourself relax.
- You finally have your baby, and you don't feel the way you expected to.
I offer a calm, informed space for whatever this journey brings up: the anxiety, the grief, the hard conversations and the decisions.
I see individuals and couples, and I understand the medical side well enough that you won't have to explain the basics.
I support people through:
For some people, a loss or a difficult birth leaves lasting distress. When that happens, I may suggest EMDR as part of our work.
What to expect
How sessions work
We can meet individually, as a couple, or both. Some people come for a few sessions around a specific decision. Others want steady support through treatment and beyond. Sessions are 50 minutes, in person or online.
Questions about reproductive counseling
Yes. I provide psychoeducational consultations for intended parents, donors and gestational carriers, and I work with several Denver-area fertility clinics. Mention your clinic when you book.
Absolutely. Uncertainty is a valid place to start.
Yes. Partners often grieve and cope in different ways, and that is something we can work on together.